The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-03
Society Events.

A musical and literary entertainment will he
given by the ladies of the German Reformed
Salem congregation tonight, at Pfaffiin's Hall.
The students of the Indianapolis Business
College will be rendered a reception Friday
evening, at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs C. c.
Koerner. No. 951 North Meridian street
Mr. and Mrs George Hawkins. residing atNo.
IA East New York street, last night gave de-
liehtful dancing party In honor of Miss Minnie
Stoddard, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, who has been
visiting in Indianapolis for some time. An unusu-
ally pleasant time was had. Among
those present were Misses Jessie and
Mollis Bigelow, George Black, Fannie
Schroyer. OF Logansport Mary Worth: Allie
Jean. McOnat Copeland. Lundy. Morris. Lura
and Minnie Lowe and Messrs. Weaver, CATER
son, Deshler, Wright. Afford, Hume, Dewitt.
Becker, Kuhn, MacIntire, Hadley. Noe, Willard,
Patterson, Anderson and Brown.
The reception given last night by Mr. and Mrs.
William Daggett, at their residence, No. $50
North New jersey street. in honor of their son,
Mr.. William II. Daggett, and bride lnee Scott,
was very pleasant affair. Mrs. Daegett was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. VIM. Mansfield and
all the evening, about two hundred guests being
present. The Bon Ton Club, of which the bride
and groom were members, were out in force
Music and an elegantly served supper we're feat
charge of Mrs. Allen and Miss Scott Favors for
the ladies were colorsd bags of fancy confec-
tlons. Next week the young couple will be en-
tertained by similar gathering at the residence
of the groom's grandfather, Mr.. Geo. c. Web
ster.
There were a large number of visitors at the
Matinee Musicale, yesterday, the large audience
room being filed. The programme in charge of
Mrs S. L. Morrison and Miss Mary Morrison,
was OF Russian music. and gave much pleasure.
The style is somewhat peculiar. and to some de-
| cidedly interesting, for that reason. The first
number was a piano quartet "Song Without
Words" by Taehai Rowsky. Mrs. Morrison
sang Tho Asra." by Rubenstein. Mrs Lilley
by N. Won Wilm The two ''Volksleider," one
a duet, and the other o quartet, are very famil-
lar. having been set to some welknown hymns,
as many OF the peoples songs of other countries
terpreted excellently the difficult Lies deux
| Aonettes, by Leschetitzky. Mrs. Lynn's two
solos were also good Return to Me-" by Warla-
moff, and Spring Thoughts" by Schukowsky.
THE Fishermans Song" Miss Adams, ''Die
| Schiller" by Warlamof, was sung in German,
| and was the gem o. the vocal part. Mrs Rob-
| ertson, the president, will entertain the active
| members of the society on Thursday afternoon,
| March 10, at her home on North Meridian street.
| DREssER-swAN.
| Special to the lndianapolis Journal.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., March miss Alice E.
Swan. only daughter OF W. D. Swan, of the
1 treasury departments, was married az O:SU tnlf
evening to Clarence P. Dresser, of Chicago
Rev. DR.. Addison, of Trinity Episcopal Church
oficated. The ceremony occurred at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, No. 1923 First street
Southeast, and was strictly private, the attend
| ance being confined to immediate relatives of tn,
| contracting parties Mr. and Mrs Dresser lef
on the evening train for short trip. They vii
| be lat home" to their friends at the Nationa
Hotel on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Marcel
%, prior to going to their future home in Chica
60. Mr.. Dresser is q nephew of Col. Jasper NJ
Dresser, member of the Indiana State Senat
from Tippecanoe county, and has many friend
and relatives in Indiana.
ERWIN sIMoNToN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, March mfr. H. C. Erw
and Miss Franc NJ Simonton, prominen
young society couple of this city, were united i
marriage last evening.